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(31) For the congresswoman to attempt to hijack the noble, rationalist legacy of Britain’s greatest 20th-century peacetime premier for her own campaign is regurgitatively infuriating.

(32) Shockley, a very competitive and sometimes infuriating man, was determined to make his imprint on discovery.

(33) Guderian leaned forward, his eyes narrowing in that infuriating half - grin.

(34) It is very infuriating.

(35) How infuriating it would be if her husband turned out to be such a complete ignoramus!

(36) It's infuriating! I have to be in Rome by five.

(37) This insecurity is infuriating and the antithesis of considerate human behavior.

(38) THE scene is familiar, infuriating, and usually met with resignation. Women, legs crossed in discomfort or desperation,[www.Sentencedict.com] wait in line for the lavatory while men saunter in and out of their loos.

(39) And can you think of anything more infuriating than to be given the same treatment?

(40) Mourinho is high - maintenance and must be infuriating to handle, but the most talented performers often are.

(41) Anyone who's ever slept in the same room as a loud snorer knows how infuriating it is to have to suffer through all that noise while the offending party remains blissfully oblivious – and asleep.

(42) I've been married for twenty - five years to the same wonderful, infuriating woman.

(43) Transport bottlenecks were an infuriating and growth - stifling feature of Polish life.

(44) But am I going to flip out just because some dumb reporter asks a bunch of pointless and infuriating questions?